Zoom Finance: Get Personalized Financial Aid Advice

Are you confused about the financial aid process? Navigating scholarships, grants, and loans can be overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. javanet247 offers personalized financial aid assistance through one-on-one Zoom sessions. Our expert advisors are here to guide you through every step, helping you unlock the financial resources you need to succeed in your educational journey.

One-on-One Zoom Sessions: Your Guide to Financial Aid Success

What Can You Expect During Your Zoom Session?

Our dedicated financial aid advisors are available to answer your questions and provide personalized support. Here are some key topics we can cover:

• Understanding Financial Aid Options: Learn about different types of financial aid, such as grants, scholarships, and loans.
• Completing the FAFSA and CADAA: Get step-by-step guidance on filling out these crucial financial aid applications.
• Exploring Scholarship Opportunities: Discover available scholarships that align with your academic background, interests, and goals.
• Financial Aid Eligibility and Awarding: Understand the criteria for receiving financial aid and how your award is calculated.
• Budgeting and Managing Your Financial Aid: Develop effective strategies for using your financial aid wisely.

Zoom Session Times and How to Prepare

Schedule your Zoom session:

• Monday-Thursday: Join our Zoom drop-in sessions from 12:00 PM to 12:45 PM.
• Tuesday and Thursday: Focus on scholarship questions during this dedicated time.

Preparing for a smooth session:

• Gather your documents: Having your necessary documents ready will expedite the process.
• Prepare your questions: Write down your concerns or anything you want to discuss.
• Know your SRJC Student ID: Your ID number is essential for accessing your financial aid information.

Documents You May Need

While not all documents will be required, here’s a helpful list to have on hand:

• Social Security Card
• Driver’s License
• Permanent Resident Number
• Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) number
• FSA ID and parent’s FSA ID (FAFSA Filers)
• 2020 federal income tax returns and W-2s (yours and your parents)
• Any record of 2020 income, such as disability benefits or child support

Tips for a Successful Zoom Session

• Be on time: Arriving promptly ensures you have the full time allotted for your session.
• Have a stable internet connection: Ensure a clear and uninterrupted connection for a seamless session.
• Choose a quiet location: Find a space where you can focus without distractions.
• Be prepared to share your screen: This allows our advisors to guide you through any applications or documents you may need to access.

Se Habla Español

We are here to support you in the language you’re most comfortable with. Don’t hesitate to reach out if you need assistance in Spanish.

Learn more about us at: javanet247

By leveraging our Zoom Finance sessions, you’ll gain valuable insights into the financial aid process, empowering you to navigate this critical aspect of your education with confidence.